NYT: Anti-Trump 'Resistance' Groups Pulling Big Money From Establishment Dems

Newsmax ^ | October 7, 2017 | Solange Reyner

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Anti-Trump resistance groups are attracting big money from major liberal donors, creating a challenge to respected liberal institutions according to a report in The New York Times.

Groups like Flippable, Swing Left, Sister District, Women’s March and Indivisible have seen an uptick in donations since July when the Democracy Alliance gave its donors a “resistance map” with their names. Democracy Alliance is a network of progressive donors who coordinate their political donations to groups that the Alliance has endorsed.

“We’re in a disruptive period, and when we get through it, the progressive infrastructure landscape may look different,” Gara LaMarche, president of the Democracy Alliance, told the Times. “There may be groups that have been around that don’t rise to the challenge, and there may be some new groups that do rise to the challenge, while others fade away.”

Anti-Trump resistance groups are attracting big money from major liberal donors, creating a challenge to respected liberal institutions according to a report in The New York Times.

Groups like Flippable, Swing Left, Sister District, Women’s March and Indivisible have seen an uptick in donations since July when the Democracy Alliance gave its donors a “resistance map” with their names. Democracy Alliance is a network of progressive donors who coordinate their political donations to groups that the Alliance has endorsed.

“We’re in a disruptive period, and when we get through it, the progressive infrastructure landscape may look different,” Gara LaMarche, president of the Democracy Alliance, told the Times. “There may be groups that have been around that don’t rise to the challenge, and there may be some new groups that do rise to the challenge, while others fade away.”

Indivisible, created by two former congressional aides, started as an online guide for anti-Trump protestors on how to influence Congress.....

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>>This is why we need the Second Amendment.
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Exactly!!!!

[Taxman]

That is a great plan!

We looked through our “peephole,” and, since it was broad daylight and the doorbell ringer was a kid, we opened the inner door. We have two deadbolt-locked doors, so he could not have forced entry.

The kid needed to know that our neighborhood does not allow solicitation. We told him that and then we called the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and reported him. JSO chased them off.

Don’t recall which “charity” he was soliciting for, (it has an innocuous name) but since he introduced himself as “Mohammed,” we pretty well figured that one out!